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1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?
My perception before I watched this on the title was it would be intense and adventurous. I figured that it would be something about putting everything into something or not, "do or die".

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?
These people have an edgy look, this stereotype is usually associated with a harsh personality, when these people are normal and have problems like everyone else.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

I looked at this video as positive, some people can go through really negative things and pull something positive from it, these people found power in music and they were able to overcome their challenges from it, hence the title, also living life to the fullest

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.
These bands were talking about how theirs is the best, and they are all different cultures.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?
I feel that tattoos are a way of showing who you are and what you love expressed on your body. This video conveys the way they use tatttoos through music and their personal stories

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...
I dont think there will ever be a time when music isn't connected to someones personal life, and what kinds of things they believe. The different genres of music include such a different look on life and people see them all so differently. Certain people are stereotyped based on the music that they listen to, whether it is rap, metal or country.

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Perception and Prejudice
1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

Before I watched the video, I didn't know what it could be about. I expected to see a lot of light shows and added effects; things commonly found in music videos.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

Some stereotypes that were obvious to me in this video are that people associated with rock music all have tattoos and look very similar to one another.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

I didn't recognize any prejudices in this video, but if I did, they would most likely be negative.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

Pretty much all of the people featured in this video were of European descent and were portrayed as very happy individuals that make music a central part of their lives, which was pretty enlightening.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

I believe the tattoos are visual representations of each persons specific beliefs and values. Each person in the video had a reason or a meaning for each of their tattoos.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

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Perception and Prejudice

1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

I had heard of 30 Seconds To Mars before but had never listened to any of their songs. I expected something based on the notion of living life to the fullest and not giving in. I also thought that the song would be very rock based and intense.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

The group shown are generally associated with the rock music scene which is stereotyped as being rebellious, trouble-making, and not being good workers by those outside the group.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message? Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

The majority of the individuals shown in the video were white Europeans. They were shown in very blissful settings as very happy and emotionally connected to the group more so than the general populous or other specific communities are typically pictured.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

The video conveyed a very positive message concerning tattoos. Tattoos were readily displayed throughout the film and were specifically presented if the piece was connected to the band as a show of connectedness to the group.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

The possibility exists, however, the music world is not a whole community. With different music genres comes different groups who, though they likely enjoy multiple genres, identify as a member of a specific community who is different from those who listen to different music. These smaller groups hold prejudices against one another that prevent the music community from being a cohesive unit.

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Perception and Prejudice

1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

Before watching the short clip I thought the title of the clip was a title of a movie and we were about to watch a good trailer. I perceive the clip has to do with action as well; trying to accomplish something nearly impossible.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

Everyone in the music video were different from all different nationalities and different accents. They all had one thing that brought them together with no conflicts or anything and that is music. Someone who does not listen to rock and see all these tatted up people attending a concert they might start judging them by their looks and not realize that the music concert they are attending is more peaceful and relaxing vs, yelling around smashing things; what im trying to say is dont judge a book by its cover.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

The prejudice attached with rock stars is that they are all crazy and destructive but in reality thats false they have feelings and are peaceful and listen to alternative rock which is a lot more relaxing. The characters in interviews said they feel free fromt their problems and find it easy to get away when listening to thirty seconds to mars.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

The rock artist in my opiinion were the reason thousands of people should up at their concert, they are very good and have a strong fan base that follow and listen to their music. People from all over Europe and Asia listen to thirty seconds to mars and thats why i believe the rock artist identify and example of ethnocentrism. One of the fans got to meet the rock artist and just started to cry, mainly because she saw him as a legend or as their hero.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

The video conveys that some people express their feelings or goals through tattooing it on their body and that not all tattoos are gang or rebellious affiliated, Tattoos are becoming a norm in the young population and we should not judge just because someone has some ink on their skin.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

I believe so and it in some cases it is already prejudice free, for example people might believe this group of artist just play to one type of people and one certain part of the world but thats not true the band travels all around the world from africa to asia and even the US and no matter where they go, they still have a lot of different people coming together to enjoy one thing and that is to listen to the music not to make other people feel bad and judge them.

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Perception and Prejudice

1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

Before I watched the video i was expecting some hardcore rock and roll video.  30 Seconds to Mars just sounds extreme and the song title "Do or Die" just added on to my perception.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

The stereotype that individuals with multiple tattoos and piercings do not have the same emotions that other humans who do not have the same physical appearance.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

The prejudice that rock stars do not have emotions is displayed.  The prejudice that people who listen to rock and roll are "punks".  One specific example was when a guy from the band explained that the song reminded him of his dad and if he lived a life like his he would be happy.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

The artist from the band were very interactive with their fans as if they were to center of their world.  Every fan was special to them.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

That just because if someone has tattoos does not mean that the individual is not one with feelings or deserves to be pre-judged.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

Depending on the medium that the music is transmitted in.  If a Rock Star delivers the music some people will not listen or give it a honest listen due to the artist even though the lyrics may be just as powerful to that person if they were delivered by them.

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Perception and Prejudice

1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"

Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

Was going to be about giving your all for something important.  I figured it was going to be about something adventurous like base jumping/skydiving.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

The rocker look would be a big stereotype. There was one girl with orange hair and had one of the more depressing stories. Her mom had cancer and she chose to express herself through music just like every other normal person out there. She had to bright hair and tattoos yet had the same problems everyday people have.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

I associate prejudices with negatives so I really didn’t see anything of the sort. I thought the video was extremely positive. All of the people were associating negative things in their life to positive music to help cope and overcome.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

Obviously any band would claim that they have the best fans around. They show how loyal those people are with how they use their style of music to bring joy and happiness to those that are struggling.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

Tattoos are basically the same thing as music. They’re just another way for someone to express who they really are. Tattoos are permanent things applied to your body that represent important aspects of your life that you want others to know and share with you.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

I think that there will always be some sort of prejudice within the realm of music simply because there are too many types of it and people’s taste for certain types will never change.  There will always be someone who doesn’t like “Screamo” and will always refer to the same stereotypes when they hear or see it.

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1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?
My perception is that something that has to be done. Or your world will completely change.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?
Some stereotypes is the rock/punk look. A lot of people will judge that kind of music, because they think it's to aggressive. Or that the people are crazy. At concerts you see crowd surfing and people going crazy. Though they are just having fun. They are letting lose. It's similar to judging the store Hot Topic. People think its a goth or emo store, because how dark it is. When it's a store for anyone who loves music.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain
In this video, everyone came together. I saw more positive and no negative. A lot of people had suffered pain, especially from losing someone from cancer. Music can bring people together and show they are not alone. That is what the band wanted to do.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.
The band is very connected with their fans. They want their fans to know they can relate and write songs, so their fans feel comfort. The lead singer has a symbol, which some of the fans have as well. It shows the loyalty they have.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?
Tattoos tell a story. They show someone's life story and their personality. Tattoos doesn't make someone different. They should be respected.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain..
Music is art. Music brings people together. Through good times and bad times. It's a way people can relax and let out their feelings. All music should be respected, no matter who the artist is. At the end of the day. Every song tells a story.

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Perception and Prejudice

1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

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1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"

Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?
I thought that I was about to watch kind of a memo/scremo music just because that seems like a hard core title. OR it was going to be a Jesus kind of song in the sense you have to live life to the fullest or else you perish.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

The idea that to have an interest in music that you have to have tattoos or wild hair and big gages in your ears. But the opening guy looks like another guy on the street in a field of corn...it doesn't get more normal- American than that.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain
In the beginning they just show the people who attend the concerts, you seem them with the unique identifiers and the "way" people think they are supposed to look, but in the middle the girl with the pink hair shares why she is addicted to music and it is because it is her therapy.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

The center of this group is that they all love this band, and that Thirty Seconds to Mars has the best fan base they say and have gotten each other through the hardest times in their life. They view music as a life line and an "ecstasy" one says.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

They convey that they are culture the triangle tattoo symbolizes the group that they are in as well as how each has a story as to why they listen to this band probably.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...
I wish it could be but I don't think it ever will be. There are groups like the hard core rock or rap, or the artsy type that people associate meaning to how they act at a concert and do not realize that those fans some may put on a suit and tie in the morning and head out to work, just like any other person.

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1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

My perception before watching the video was that, just from the title alone I thought it would be a pump song.  Something somebody wold listen to before they worked out or before playing a game.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

A stereotype or attribution that would be associated with the people in this music video, would be punk rocker/emo.  People under thus stereotype are said to be nonjudgmental, emotional, have a bunch of tattoos and piercings, and really vibrant hair colors/styles.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

I honestly didn’t really see and prejudices in the video.  I thought that the video had a positive message.  It basically talked about how music helps people overcome hard times in their life and how it unites everybody.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.
When it was said that the band has the best fan base, it holds their fans above other rock groups fan bases.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?
I feel as if the tattoos were symbols for different words, that they each had special meaning to the person that had the tattoos.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain…

I feel that perception of music could be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free.  Because if you go to a concert, there are a bunch of different types of people at that concert and they are all there to the same person. They’re all there listening too and enjoying the same type of music.  I think music helps bring people from all walks of life together.

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1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"

Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

To me I had this idea that it was going to be like a do or die type of situation.  Something where it was a crazy type of circumstance and it was a life or death type of situation.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

These people are associated with the typical rocker/emo stereotype.  They are seen as very crazy and people expect them to be weird or into strange things. Also people expect them to be very emotional because a lot of times their music talks about emotions.  And when you think of the rocker group you think of people slamming guitars on stage and just going crazy.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive? Give "one" specific example...explain

If there is any prejudice in this video its positive.  They are basically saying with the title of this video life to the fullest because you never know when your time is up.  Some people watching this video could think that just because the band members have a bunch of tattoos and people in the crowd have crazy hair colors that they could be bad people.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

The video in general is just focused on this band when there are tons of punk rock bands out there.  The one guy who had the bands logo tattooed on him also went onto say that they have the greatest fans.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

In this video its just about expressing oneself and being individualistic and unique.  It is like a canvas for their lifestyle, the places they have gone, and the experiences they have had.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

I feel like this isn’t really possibly.  As some of the people say in the video music is their addiction; their life.  But people will always be biased to the type of music that they enjoy most.  Along with this there will always be different sayings and stuff that will go along with a certain type of music such as rap=crap.

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1) Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?
Before watching the video, I assumed it was just going to be a music video for song that had a "live in the moment" message.

2) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

Stereoypes or characteristics of the people in the video would be punk rockers, people that are open to anything and anyone, nonjudgmental.

3) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

I think a positive thing displayed in the video was to see how all those people connected their stories to music, and how music helped them all through their hard times.

4) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

An example of ethnocentrism that this video displayed was how the band was able to develop a following, and within that following a group of people that had a special bond.

5)  What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

I think the tattos shown in the video convey a message of freedom of expression, a symbol of art that meant a lot to that person.

6)  Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

I think it could be, anything is possible. Music is supposed to bring people together, not give people an excuse to be judgmental. Everyone should have to right to like the music their into, and one day I hope people will finally accept it.

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1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?
- My perception was that this video was going to be about some daredevils doing crazy stunts or whatever.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?
- A stereotype that I always knew was the typical rocker type person that loves heavy metal and loves to trash things and do crazy illegal drugs.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain
Based off the video, I personally think that there isn't any prejudices, but then again that's based off an individual evaluation. Overall I think it was pretty positive the message that going on in the video and how you get understand other peoples passion for a certain kind of music. The interviews were a great example on how they personally feel about the lifestyle.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.
I mean in the video, it is pretty centered on one type of musical lifestyle. I think the whole video and the people and the environment involved is an example within itself.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?
The tattoos in this video to me convey a basic rock star lifestyle and how they choose to express themselves.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...
I think so because people are obligated to have a love for any type of music they're exposed to and I don't think the music that one listens too should define their lifestyle in some cases. However specifically in the video some interviewees were extremely passsionate about the music that it goes with their lifestyle. I just think it depends on the individual.

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1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

From the title of the video, I already knew that the video was going to be inspirational from just reading the phrase "Do or Die".

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

The band in the video are classified as punk rock, however their song was inspirational and made people feel good. Punk rock bands can be stereotyped as "wild" and "out of control" to some people.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain
I honesty did not find any prejudices throughout the video because it was inspirational and everybody seemed pretty happy with themelves and their love for music

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.
People that have love music and enjoy the band in the video are an example of ethnocentrism. They can all relate to one another when it comes to how music makes them feel on a daily basis.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

The  tattoos in the video convey's that these people are scarred from something tragic or devastating that has happened in their life.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

Music isn't prejudice free, because you can be stereotyped based off of the music that your choose to listen to. Some people may think that are hip hop and rap lyrics are bad and have a negative effect on people, however not all of it does.

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1) I have never heard of this group and i expected that type of music but I expected the lyrics to be more on the dark side.

2) I would say punk rock they probably thrash hotel rooms. They may not be educated do to them being a band and having long hair. I think people would just view them as your typical rock stars. Their attributions are vastly different or at least in the video it seems as they are aware that there is dark things people go through and they use their music as a guide i feel.

3) It's all about someones perception of the music when it comes to prejudices, i Mean i is so easy to stand out and for others to be prejudice towards you. people could simply be prejudice to this group of guys solely based on their occupation, hairstyle, and even lifestyle.

4) It is shown strongest through people with the logo of the band tattooed onto their skin which is a daily statement to the world that this is the best band. and by inking into their skin I feel that is the strongest example of ethnocentrism.

5) It shows that this band means so much, that they have helped them in a way that they want to show appreciation for what they perceive as art.

6) No, you may be prejudice free towards people who enjoy the same type of music as you do. I believe there would be prejudice do to conflict in taste in music between two  genres.

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1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?
I have heard the Afrojack electric dance music verison of do or die so I already knew the song and figured that it would be just the normal rockish verison of it that I havent ever heard before.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

Whenever I saw people with tattoos or with different hair color from my own personal experience I expected them to be harsh and really into weird things but then when they all began to talk and were so emotional about what music means to them it really brought everyone together.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

There was not much prejudice in the video but the one man with the tattoos all over his body and the girl with a different unnatural hair color I thought showed what their fans looked like, different  but when you saw them performing at the concert you saw people of all different types.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

Thirty Seconds to Mar's band member says that his fans are "the best" making them higher than all other fan bases.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?
I believe the tattoos just show diversity and that regardless of the tattoos the music is what brings everyone together.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free?
I believe listening to music you have the right to listen to anything you want and its a way to escape reality and socializing, but I do not think it is prejudice free. From my own experience of loving edm, people judge me all the time for all the festivals and shows I go to because of the sterotype of the enviorment there but it doesnt stop me from listening.

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1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

My perception was that there was going to be a message of some sorts that was shown throughout the video. This is because I've listened to this band before and I'm familiar with their type of music. I haven't heard this particular song though before and my initial thoughts were it was probably going to be about acting in life and to either get up and do something or just die.

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

Some of the stereotypes/attributions shown in this video are that they are the "rocker" type. This stereotype is usually seen negatively and that those people are violent, drug users, low-lifes, and possible criminal record. But they are all just musicians and they dress based on their own cultural identity and are only noticed because of the way they look and people's negative stereotypes of them.

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

One prejudice is that just because those people look different just because they are covered in tattoos or their hair isn't a natural hair color. This would be a negative example because they are already assumed to be violent or criminals because you can see their tattoos.

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

I noticed an example of ethnocentrism when the one guy with long black hair was talking about the band and their fans. He went on to say that this band's fan base is the best.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

Tattoos conveyed in this video show the musicians' individuality and their choice of expressing it.

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...

Music is a realm that should be free of prejudice in today's world. Music is supposed to be used as an escape and something that we all can listen to and enjoy. But a lot of people still judge/stereotype people in different music genres based on how they look.

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1) The title at first made me think that it was going to be like a metal music video or something rock related. I figured it would be something really dramatic or heavy.

2) A lot of people think that when they get tattoos specifically like a lot of the people in this video have that it's a symbol of disrespect for their bodies and person. A lot of the scenes in the video are from the band's concert too and a lot of times when younger people go to concerts everyone thinks it's just a bunch of getting into trouble and drinking.

3)  I don't think any negative prejudices are showed. I think that the video showed all these people of all different walks of life and just made it a point that music inspired them and was part of thier lives.

4) While I don't feel that it is profoundly announced or shower you kind of get this feel from the video that everyone who isn't into music isn't living life to the fullest. Maybe that just my take on it but I watched the video twice and that's the only slightly ethnocentric thing that I saw.

5) I believe that in this video tattoos symbolize emotions, journeys, experiences, hope, and on many of these people an expression of who they are or what's important to them.

6) i think that everyone came together and said hey this person appreciate music like me not caring what type of music it was the music realm could be prejudice free yes. Music is an art, you shouldn't judge anyone by the music that they listen to.

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Perception and Prejudice

1.) Watch this video: 30 Seconds To Mars  -- "DO OR DIE"
Taking the title into account what was your perception about BEFORE you watched it?

2.) What are some stereotypes or attributions that cover up individual differences and ascribe certain characteristics to the different groups of people in this video?

3.) What prejudices are displayed in this video's message?  Are they negative / or positive?  Give "one" specific example...explain

4.) Identify in the video an example of "ethnocentrism" or that one's group is at the center of the world or exhibits the best qualities.

5.) What are some messages do you believe the "tattoos" convey in this video?

6.) Can the perception of music be a realm that could possibly be prejudice free? Explain...